From the picture, I see 4 bolts in a rectangular arrangement. Are those bolts removable? What is the distance between them (vertical &amp; horizontal)?
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According to an email I received (from service@huffysports.com, Spalding Customer Service, Residential Systems , 1 Fruit of the Loom Drive , Bowling Green KY 42101 , 1-800-558-5234) for the mount the distances between the holes is 17-1/2" horizontal and 14-1/2" vertical; for the rim the distances between the holes is 2-7/8" horizontal and 2-1/2" vertical [for the 44" Fan Backboard Combo (ITEM NO.80584M)].
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Yes, there are four screws holding it up. Two on the brackets and two on the main part, they are 32 inches apart horizontally and 9 3/4 inches apart vertically.
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They are 16" apart...I was still concerned about a lag bolt not hitting the stud correctly so I attached 2x8 s to the studs and then attached the wall mount to the 2x8s. Gave me more peace of mind...no problems here.
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The workable area between the bolts is a little less than 2 inches. The distance between the bolts is over 3 inches, but you'd have to rig up some kind of plate that would grab a flat bar. Good luck!
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The mounts are 6" apart (gap between them), and they are 1.5" wide. They are fixed.
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It is a set of two, but they are like long bolts. Check the measurements of your set and the bolts before ordering.
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The bolts are 1/4 - 20 x 2 1/2 inches. Here are some photos of the bolts and the box: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mo897z4nq5s6hxo/wAbbM-52WO/Toggle%20Bolts
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The flat top that connects the drawers with the shelving side is attached by 4 bolts. They would be easy to remove if needed.
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Not as engineered. The 3X5 is a bit vague, isn't it. The 3 is vertical and the 5 is horizontal. In you case it dosen't matter. The other way around might be made to work by buying longer bolts. I got mine to work by buying some extra stuff. But if you haven't bought it yet try another jack. The design is not a good one anyway. it is easy for it to slip around. I had to adjust for that too.
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Well both really. There are 6 bolts in total that drop through each assembly. The outer 4 have nuts underneath, and they join the two U-bars with the main assembly. The inner 2 bolts attach to a lower bracket that wraps around your roof rack. For disassembly from the roof rack, or adjustment, you just need to loosen the knobs - the other 4 bolts stay in place.I'll try to add some more photos to show the situation.
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They are removable. When I considered doing so, however, there are three bolts on the bottom that protrude a bit beyond the bottom. It looked to me that the unit would be stable resting on the bolts as they were spaced far enough apart but I am using the unit on a polished floor so I decided to leave the wheels on.
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While the picture almost looks like ONE bolt does it, my handyman actually used four, one for each corner. If you have good quality pans -- ESPECIALLY if you have anything cast iron -- the weight is more evenly distributed if you use four eye bolts.
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The vertical bars are about 1.25" apart and the horizontal bars are about 4.75" apart. Hope that helps!
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I just measured and there are two grouped with 1/2" to the next group. There are also two ways you can assemble this. One way has I think metric holes and the other are SAE threaded.
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There are four plastic wheels held in place by four hex-head bolts that I guesstimate are 2 1/2 inches long. These are held in place on the inside edge by a nut. I think that trading these out for stainless steel bolts should not be a problem. Mine look like they are getting rusty, so I might be searching for some as well.
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It can be taken down. I think the bolts will come out fine. It will be time consuming, but definitely doable. Just make sure you don't lose any parts or you'll have to reorder from Lifetime directly. As long as you keep the manual, reassembly should go smoothly.
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the shelf and drawers can be swapped and it only involves 4 bolts. I actually built mine with the shelf on the left side.